In this sermon, the speaker shares about their experience running a children's home and the blessings they received from God. They also talk about their 60th birthday celebration and the importance of family. The speaker emphasizes the need to pray for the salvation of children in China and the responsibility to bring souls to God. They highlight the privilege of living in freedom and being able to read the Bible and pray, which is not available to millions in countries like Russia and China. The sermon concludes with a powerful reminder of the sacrifice Jesus made on the cross and the need to surrender ourselves completely to Him.

In this sermon, the preacher recounts a missionary family's encounter with a strong wind that led them to a tragic event. However, the preacher emphasizes that this was not a tragedy but rather a test of their love for Jesus. The preacher then shares a personal experience of being in a fire and dancing on the hot coals, demonstrating the power of God's grace. He emphasizes the importance of believing in and receiving Jesus to avoid the consequences of hell. The sermon concludes with a reference to the power of Satan and the need for spiritual growth among believers.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the story of Abraham and Isaac from the Bible. He describes the intense moment when Abraham is ready to sacrifice his son Isaac as an act of obedience to God. Just as Abraham is about to plunge the knife, an angel of the Lord intervenes and stops him. The preacher emphasizes the faith and determination displayed by Abraham throughout this ordeal.

In this sermon, Chuck Misler continues his study of the book of Genesis, focusing on chapters 23 through 26. He begins by briefly mentioning the previous topics covered in the study, including Abraham's offering of Isaac and Eleazar's calling of a bride for Isaac. Misler then jumps into chapter 23, which was skipped in the previous study, and discusses the events surrounding the death and burial of Sarah. He then moves on to chapter 24, where he highlights the story of Eleazar finding a wife for Isaac. Misler concludes by mentioning the upcoming topics of Jacob's conniving nature and the exciting story of Joseph.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker describes the scene of the apostle Paul dictating a letter from prison in Rome. Despite being chained to soldiers, Paul raises his hands and passionately declares that God is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all we can ask or think. The speaker also discusses the use of cassette tapes as a new way to disseminate God's truth and suggests that busy people can listen to sermons while driving. The sermon concludes with a humorous anecdote about a missionary conference and the benefits of using tapes for ministry.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of offering ourselves completely to God, drawing parallels between the burnt offering in Leviticus and the surrender of our lives to God as seen in Romans 12:1. It warns against seeking imitation fires or fake experiences in charismatic churches, stressing the need for genuine surrender and devotion to God to receive the true baptism of the Holy Spirit that transforms lives and frees from sin and worldly desires.

In this sermon, the preacher recounts a story of a little girl who had a powerful encounter with God during a church service. The preacher describes how the girl stood in awe and fear of God, and how she was deeply moved by the presence of the Holy Spirit. Despite not kneeling or praying, the girl held onto a pew tightly and wept uncontrollably. The preacher emphasizes the importance of repentance and warns of the judgment that awaits those who do not turn to God. The preacher also expresses a desire to warn sinners and urges listeners to fear sin and seek a relationship with God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of faith in Christianity. He states that faith is the foundation, continuation, and confirmation of the Christian life. It is the key to salvation, spiritual progress, service, prayer, and the perfecting of believers. The speaker highlights Abraham as an example of someone with great faith, who believed in God's promises despite difficult circumstances. He mentions how God tested Abraham's faith by delaying the fulfillment of his promises, but ultimately rewarded him with the birth of his son.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the transformation that occurred in the early members of the church when the power of God came down from heaven. The idea of weakness and being put to death was initially resented by these men, but when they witnessed the boldness of Peter and John after receiving the power of God, they were completely defeated in their attempts to explain and understand. The speaker emphasizes that this power came from heaven and completely changed the standard of values and ideas about power for these men. The sermon also highlights the importance of not attributing any glory to man, but rather giving all glory to God.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker recounts a situation where their church won first place in a contest. The speaker then describes a proposal made by the superintendent to engage in a competitive attendance contest with other churches. The speaker expresses their disagreement with using carnal motivation to drive attendance and questions the principle behind it. The speaker emphasizes their desire for a spiritual walk and life, and their belief that true motivation should come from a genuine relationship with God.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the anticipation of the second part of the story of God's plan for salvation. He describes the scene of Jesus, the Son of God, being crucified on a tree, emphasizing the sacrifice and the love of God for humanity. The speaker also references Psalm 24, where Jesus, as the victorious and chosen one, calls for the gates of heaven to be opened. The sermon concludes with the story of Abraham and Isaac, highlighting Abraham's obedience and God's provision of a ram as a substitute for Isaac. The speaker emphasizes that this story is not the ending but a foreshadowing of the ultimate sacrifice and provision of Jesus for humanity's redemption.

In this sermon, the speaker shares the story of a man who was once involved in criminal activities and lived a life of immorality. However, this man experiences a transformation after getting saved and his life is completely changed. He now loves the things he once hated and hates the things he once loved. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being passionate about God and prioritizing Him above worldly pursuits. The sermon also highlights the significance of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross and the difficulty in finding words to adequately describe its magnitude.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of total commitment to God. He references the commandment in Deuteronomy 6:5 to love the Lord with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength. The preacher also highlights the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross and the need for believers to offer their lives fully to God. The sermon then focuses on the example of Abraham and his unwavering commitment to God, even when faced with the difficult task of sacrificing his son Isaac.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the offensive nature of the gospel and the justice of God in condemning sinners. He highlights the unity of the Scriptures by drawing parallels between the story of Abraham and John 3:16. The preacher discusses the concept of substitutionary atonement, where Jesus bears the sin of the world. He also addresses the question of how God can be both righteous and forgiving, emphasizing the need for justice and consistency in God's character.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a personal story about a man who visited him in a hotel and expressed his inability to sleep due to a phone call. The preacher suggests that this could be a message from God signaling the end and advises the man to find a new place. The man ignores the advice and ends up in jail, far from God. The preacher emphasizes the importance of listening to God's voice and not ignoring his warnings. He also references the story of Abraham and the sacrifice of Isaac, highlighting the faith and obedience required to follow God's instructions. The sermon also mentions the stages of water described in Ezekiel 47, symbolizing different levels of spiritual revival and prayer.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the moments of failure and darkness in our lives where we feel like everything is falling apart. He emphasizes that it is in these moments that Jesus comes in and ministers to us. The speaker shares three important things to remember: a word of encouragement, a word of endorsement, and a word of excitement. He uses the example of Paul in prison to illustrate how even in our lowest points, God is still with us and we should be of good cheer. The speaker also mentions a four-part audio series called "Dare to Be Great" that explores tangible ways to pursue and strengthen our friendship with God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of surrendering to God's will. They acknowledge that even after battling, fasting, and commanding, the ultimate prayer should be for God's will to be done. The speaker shares a story of a woman who came to their meeting and was miraculously healed by God. They also discuss the significance of approaching God with humility and reverence, highlighting the disciples' awe at hearing Jesus pray. The speaker criticizes the idea of treating God like a vending machine, where one can obtain power through specific actions. They conclude by sharing their personal experience of facing trials and challenges as a preacher, but remaining committed to God's calling.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the unity and harmony that will be experienced in the kingdom age. He highlights that God has a special plan and purpose for each individual, and that no one is inferior or superior to another. The preacher also discusses the accuracy of the Bible and reads a passage from Deuteronomy that speaks about driving out idolaters. Additionally, he mentions the impending destruction of the universe, but assures the audience that God will bring believers into His presence to dwell with Him forever and receive new bodies. The sermon concludes with the idea that everyday tasks can be acts of worship if dedicated to God.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a personal experience that led him to contemplate the sacrifice of Abraham and the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus. He emphasizes the need for surrendering oneself and one's children to God, acknowledging that they belong to Him. The speaker also discusses the primary spirit controlling the Muslim world, which he identifies as fear. He concludes by sharing a difficult conversation he had with his daughter about giving up her toys, and how it led him to have a heartfelt conversation with Jesus about his family's struggles.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of having a vision from God and allowing it to become a reality in our lives. He uses the example of Abraham, who saw a vision from God and believed in it, leading him to move to Canada. The preacher emphasizes that God wants this vision to become our testimony and for us to be transformed by it. He also highlights the struggles and challenges that come with following God's vision, but assures that God's love and power will sustain us through it all.

This sermon delves into the story of Abraham in the book of Genesis, highlighting the importance of faith in pleasing God and the journey of surrendering everything to Him. It explores the significance of building altars as symbols of response, repentance, relationship, and reality in one's walk with God, emphasizing the need to prioritize God above all else and trust in His plans.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the deep love of Jesus and how it is the driving force behind everything. The love of Jesus is described as powerful and unchanging, always leading and guiding believers. The preacher highlights the love between the Father and the Son, explaining that the Father has given all that he has to the Son as an expression of his love. This same love is extended to believers, making them heirs and linking them to Jesus. The sermon encourages listeners to worship and adore God for his incredible love.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of being a debtor in the Christian life. He uses the story of a widow and her two sons who were in danger of being enslaved to pay their debt as an analogy. The preacher emphasizes that the Christian life is not one of slavery or bondage, but rather a supernatural life. He encourages individuals to be stirred up and to share their testimony with others, as it can have a powerful impact on someone's salvation. The sermon also includes a personal anecdote about a difficult situation in a church and the importance of loving one another.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that the Word of God is like rain that floods God's heritage, providing each person with what they need at that particular time. The Word of God is abundant and cannot be contained, flowing into streams, creeks, rivers, and eventually into the great oceans. The speaker highlights that God goes out of his way to keep us in line and bring us into tune with him, even if it means using measures that may seem challenging or uncomfortable. Obedience to God's will is emphasized as the highest form of worship, and the speaker encourages the congregation to seek God's will and do it.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the lack of spiritual understanding in the world. He criticizes the psychologists on BBC for missing the spiritual aspect of life. The preacher then focuses on the story of Lazarus being raised from the dead by Jesus. He highlights the scientific and miraculous nature of the signs performed by Jesus in the Gospel of John. The sermon concludes with a mention of the reaction of the Jews and the Pharisees to the miracle of Lazarus' resurrection.